Actors are often described as the heart of any performance, whether in film, television or theatre, they are emotional companions for the viewer. A great deal of responsibility rests on the shoulders of any actor; the direction may be solid, the lighting impeccable and the music perfect, but the success of the production is down to the acting, the most visible element of any production.

Acting can be one of the most rewarding careers but requires decication and determination from day 1. The NCDT accredited courses will not just provide you with skills to improve your performances, but also help you understand what goes on behind the scenes in this famously ruthless career.

Acting is not just a profession; it is a lifestyle choice, one which is often accompanied with rejection and frustration alongside creativity and accomplishment. A minimum of 30 hours a week in class and a great deal of time outside of rehearsals researching and preparing for roles awaits those who train in acting, but the rewards and the thrill of the performance often outweigh all negative aspects.

To study acting, you must first be mentally fit and naturally have the determination and perseverance to stay dedicated, especially when things get really tough. Not only will you be trained for a variety of mediums (e.g. film, stage, television) but you will also be educated on how audition processes work, how to read and interoperate text, and how to behave while in a professional environment.